Which layout is used in Belgium?

Usually Belgian AZERTY, which differs from French AZERTY on a few keys. The layout of each keyboard is in the product name or the specifications.

What are red and brown switches?

Red switches are usually linear: smooth, without a bump. Brown switches are tactile: you feel a small bump as the key registers. Colours sometimes differ by brand, so read the description.

If you use the number pad a lot, go full size. If you mainly game, a TKL or 75% keyboard leaves more room for your mouse.

What is rapid trigger?

A feature of magnetic keyboards: the key resets as soon as you let it rise a little, instead of at a fixed point. That gives faster reactions in competitive games.

Buy a keyboard 107 products

You type and play on it every day, so a keyboard has to feel right. At COZO you'll find mechanical, magnetic and membrane keyboards, wired and wireless, from full size with a number pad to compact 60% models, plus keyboard and mouse combos. Brands include Logitech, Corsair, ASUS, Hator, Trust and The G-LAB. Check the layout of each model: AZERTY or QWERTY.

AZERTY or QWERTY?

Most people in Belgium use AZERTY, but the Belgian layout differs from the French one on a few keys: characters such as @ and some punctuation marks sit elsewhere. Many gaming keyboards are sold in Europe with a US QWERTY layout. The layout is in the product name or the specifications; if in doubt, ask us before you order via contact.

Switches: what do you feel?

Linear (often red): smooth and quiet from top to bottom, popular with gamers.
(often brown): a noticeable bump when you press, pleasant for typing.